dd2 stays on at her schol each day for After School Cub as I have to pick up dd1 first.
the after school club is a range of activities, all run by the school, or 'just' Late Room (general free for all playing).
dd2 did Activity A last term, but this term does Activity B (being non-specific on purpose).
Today, Activity B was not running as the staff member could not make it. Parents were notified at the end of last week, and asked if Late Room/extended day was needed. I signed dd2 up for Late Room, as I cannot get to her school before 4pm whatever happens.
I duly arrive, to find no dd2 in Late Room. Puzzlement all round, until it transpires that she is off doing Activity A. Where she shouldn't be (clubs are signed up for on a termly basis, not ad hoc, and she is not doing that club this term).
In fact, last term she was not signed up for Activity A to begin with, but due to a similar mix up ended up attending, liking it and carrying on (after negotiating with me to give up a different activity instead).
On quizzing dd2, she apparently was told Activity B was not running (true), and she then asked if she could go to Activity A instead. Her class teacher said yes, allegedly (will be talking to her tomorrow morning to get to the bottom of this)
So, AIBU to be cross that d2 was in entirely the wrong place, for the second time? She is 5, in Yr1, if that makes any difference. She does know what/where she should be going on a daily basis (and knew today that I would be collecting her from Late Room), but surely the school has lists (which they do) for a reason?
The teacher in charge of Late Room was annoyed that the person in charge of activity A had not sent her back (since she is not on their list for this term) - this teacher has form for 'rounding up' children to enroll.
BUT surely, since dd2 was on the list for Late Room, the teacher there should have been trying to find her anyway? The school office clearly had her down for Late Room (have email confirmation of this).
WWYD? THe school are generally very good at marshalling children around, have lists everywhere, and usually do proper handovers/sign offs. BUt this is the second time this has happened to dd2.